The Sindh government has decided to formally include music in high school curricula and recruit 1,500 music and arts teachers across the province.
According to reports by Samaa TV, the Sindh Education Department has announced its decision to make music a compulsory part of education for kids, saying that schools will now be required to teach their students music.
It has also been reported that the department will be looking to hire around 1,500 new music teachers for this purpose.
The summary for the salaries of the new music teachers has been sent to the National Treasury.
While officials from the Sindh Education Department have not yet officially confirmed the news, the department's Reform Support Unit (RSU) has retweeted a post about this development, implying that it is accurate.
https://twitter.com/HullioSikandar/status/1534227121517862914
More to follow.
According to reports by Samaa TV, the Sindh Education Department has announced its decision to make music a compulsory part of education for kids, saying that schools will now be required to teach their students music.
It has also been reported that the department will be looking to hire around 1,500 new music teachers for this purpose.
The summary for the salaries of the new music teachers has been sent to the National Treasury.
While officials from the Sindh Education Department have not yet officially confirmed the news, the department's Reform Support Unit (RSU) has retweeted a post about this development, implying that it is accurate.
https://twitter.com/HullioSikandar/status/1534227121517862914
More to follow.